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OVHcloud CDN Infrastructure

OVHcloud CDN Infrastructure is the managed content delivery network of the French cloud provider OVHcloud. It sits in front of origin servers at OVHcloud or other cloud providers and serves up to 1,000 domains through a dedicated Anycast IP address. Custom cache rules, free TLS certificates, DDoS protection, and real-time logs are included, and edge locations cover Europe and North America. OVHcloud web hosting customers can alternatively book a simpler CDN add-on for their hosting plan.

Pricing

CDN Infrastructure has a monthly base fee and includes a one-time initial credit of 1 TB of outbound traffic when the service is activated. Additional traffic is purchased as prepaid credit, with lower unit prices for larger bundles. There is no ongoing free plan. The CDN option for OVHcloud web hosting is a separate offering.

Read more on the pricing page of the service.

Hosting

Domain name Usage type Lookup type Hosting provider
www.ovhcloud.com Core Service Web Report
manager.eu.ovhcloud.com Management of Core Service Web Report
eu.api.ovh.com Management of Core Service Web Report
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